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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-26

ti,o.r whp sigh for tic results of u~a.hau..t
81 -. g., t4oss who &c p!,, old mctho,,J aud
ya"rl - !.e.r the wntl .cyhcrcl Voice Of the
Iao1!a.'
s. ~ ol "ro III. Vo; Popuii h;:ns2li p5.,
80, -" nG:tr is lr0r III, ard Tan in Gc,A
en-. ir .,"cic:: tho party Of rGr..y j.
!vniijIa-.l reluctantly that I would a.
C. I A,"o olway5 said that I would
j". " l'iN from my duty in case l should
be- We tAs victim Of political prcCcr'so, It.
II I,tnrjns Tor o:ice in Wyoming our
C''t';y a. a.sc and annoyance nrcso fro,n
th2 im'.'o2"o distances VIC had to travel IN
~orisst3 g over ONO county. Many a day l
have ~trav",.l through IN exciting cr..v1ss
from dty.iSh. tai dar!; without mcc;.n5 y
vo,,r. lint ;era was q senatorial dis..ic. rot
IL 60" tho0 n joint school district, and [
tA,i;1t tsso Ito expense of making n cl&-
Ea&S "y"!l lie comparatively sn,M
li,t w0s N;Norc InaGr a mist.Nc. Olt&N
day If q: ii. Lucifof KargiH hal entered
my lo-l'. "lti vi!h hoHuyed wo:ls made iao
Dcl.oyo -; Nov Io"i; hal boon, il-urativc'y
s9o1,iirc, a~,.;..,; bcc!; on Ecr haunch"s or
fifty years waiting for me 20 conc along and
r2 q a.G,ll.d lcl"ar, a man calno - ray
house who s2idl lie lad hn1rl that ! was look
Ing toward IL, senate, na.l that he had como
~, 49, = ~. .l'"''' Ia,
Fl n liN SO frr IS my own campaign
Wa "'ar""'cd, rs.l intended u 10 all ihy
eyHs!:iH" il TIC school houses.
lie SAID tlrt ] did not understand him.
u, 49, "', i'..
C1iYt,I n. p,r;ic,,ar hui ]sin;;n. fiol, nrD.
vidsd t,a. organization iadors5d inel | san
taat I WAS going into This campaign t. purify
politics, AL tiat | would do what was :ishs
toward his hal in orl1. 70 DO placed IL %
a'jol "Ac.'c could get ii Ely '"o",i - .
p ~, ..,.
-, .'' .,ib a." x Gt"' WIZ, ne
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ra,,,,', o., ,,a, II'l M," ~ No.. 49, * 40
Cor ~ ,.",, n-,,n'.,, mo- n,imto, ,I,',.,
rE.iI.n~ md Ind ncycr ent3~onI.aI cry@f
tn, d.alr,mt WINS OF tho vary by .gvin.
cly,aiay ,aat ;eo1lo Hal rail any attention
to. lie sai! also that he learned | lid
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-26

Tho Tprlhrtr. lorSpartnnburg, prove
tuat poor a"d f%rl"nd!css foreigners are
protected by orr laws, and that wealth,
cannotbnY acqudttaJs i'm south Carolina.
The victim ofTurncrs crime, was " Ger
mon who had boon in America but n
short whilo AMI who had worked loI
Turner, tho owner OF Valley Falls Cot
tom Factory, aS II mental servant. a
difficulty arose ovor tie settlement In
which Metzkie, the German, was Killed.
Bcmar e. Simpson G.. p. Sanders and
Judge Cochran, represented tho defcn-
dant, Col, Thompson aud Solicitor Duh-
Tbs State. Ticjury rendered a vcr-
t Of ms nsla09hter and tho prisoner
giAAn IlNa HeaE ~ thepenIIo { az.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-26

TIL" official majority agntn the Pro
hih.'iou amendment in Tennessee was
Il. 1885,.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-26

Lieut.. SclIwatl;a says he has seen in
Alaska huge mammoth tusks of fine ivory
in the curve Of which q man could stand
straight.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-26

"%othiGg surcucds like success"
Onlhr 5th day Of .August 1885, u,i.
paper began lis career, and IRON,
the first day, il has rolnd friends.
Oar platform has been, "dcah 10
monopo!irs;" freedom Of speech
and Thought, ana uthorough disrus-
zion of public issue. our aim has
been 10 give the reading puhlic II
1--we nc"spapor, win the latest
move OF III" wort in Il %condcnsod
form, paying special attention to
matters Of Importance pertaining
to the toxin aal county Of Laurcns.
Whether ornot W. haze succeed
cd, the pubic must 'oridc, anI we
believe they have decided. 1t was
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-26

Sarah Laeullarct saga Americans nre
eailic 1atefc rtIler tpsii nursuae
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-26
,,o Family "Gravo Clothes

..s v,ais it was tho custom In
e., low Kingston, n. y, for all
'.:;H" 10 prepare grave clothes
'."'" T. mCmEcrs Of their family.
IN" growth Of n child the old
c'o.hcg' would be discarded and
mtg made, a lauShablc story
r,lo;ivc Of the late Judge West
Of Kingston, is told 10y an ex-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-26

Yca.1rLay I tricl u lid tho rod no8el man
who first GS.;cd rlo 10 10 into tic standard
I22rcr b,.3IcI in order to withdraw my
na.nc, bat ! coul not find him in the dircc-
tory. therefore tal;c this means of saying,
a. | slil 10 ny assignee lart evening, that IL
n pubic Office 10 u public bust, | might Just
a. well bait nov md have il over.
Tomorrow / viii sell out my residence, u
cane yote.l to me os tho most popular man in
e." state; also AN assortment Of political pulls,
q lltttc looSr in The handles, but otherwise ali
RIGHT. j VIII clogc ont at Tho game time 800
torches, 800 tin helmets. nino transparcHciCs
md one double lcalct editorial entitled,
"Dimn To Hear the SlogGnT-Bm Nyo il
Now York World.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
"ROBORO."
Five ThousaHd Cases Cured Without
Failure Ia a SIagle Instance.

a POSITIVE preventive apa infallibls
- remedy Tor 6HILLs ana FEVER. ID
contains no Quinlno or mineral Of any kind,
but IL composed Of harm y herbs; And Ia q
perfect blood purifier. u can be adminit-
not a puisatiys. but Z an srcelisnt sp,,issf.
invigoIAtes, braces and builds up tho system
from the btgihpinS, Not one person In .
thousand has q sinsle Chill after commence
s Il, sS Ss' ,,,ss 70 gu ~, ~ s IN pIs' w. ~
will not forward 70 any address less than TIVE
bnttlosg and will guarantee that, II direo-
tons are followed, two bottles will promptly
euro any oaso Of Chill and fover. only one
twelve. wear, Of ass. One bottle vii cure
several ehlidrsn undor eight years Of aFs.
FOR sal By dIqgsitit,
Lynchbprg, Va, Nov. y. lys -Mes,rt.
Lewis A Bennett -Four Of my children, boz
s.tSsr With ny brother sad s.s vs. ali ,iI.
bad obi IL and fever for several months. dur
ms which time the usual remedy, Quinine.
was administered without beneficial results.
htsr hsaiins Of The sopderial cures .sc ON
ro," tried y 10 my FAM y, and not one Of
the cir ever had . single chill alter com
msncins iti use. REGARD e.. v thout eloeP-
ton. The yery beet chill ard lever remedy
that / hh0" An''Ains0L Ef'eST'9eSS'K
Of N. arm Of Heard A Aees. To6Seeoni,u.
Glspiand, Pittsylvania county, Va, 0oto-
Dor 81, isss-M essrt.. Lewis A Bennett,
Nine Of my children hat chills and foyer II
the sAme Tina The usual remedy, quinins,
was administered without benefit. All oil
item were promptly aud sfectuslly cured By
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one ofths
nine bad A chill after ,sommspclpg ~. use.
SfsoSa Nelson ;os s.S Va l.H october
q, lss6.--Msssfs. Lewis \ Bannetti Several
Of my ffIenii and ! had severe cases Of
chlllf and fever We diapensed with the
usual remedies and used nothing bat
"Roboro." which resulted 10 q thorough
cure In each case. You will oblise by for
Respectfully, Il. j. BROWN.
a. 10 our reliability and responsibility We
fefer by permission % tho following tubstan-
tal business men Of Lynehbure. whore both
Of the manu- aoturtrt u "KOboro" have
resided for the last twelve years, N. o.
Manson, .ir.. Mayor Of Lyuchburs, J. W.
lveyt cashier Peoples National Banki Al
len ". Iailsy, cashier Fret atiopal Banki
Chas. W. Price, Commlsiianor ReYenuei
John 4. Edwards, PRESIDENT Tobacco Ano-
II you cannot procure "Roboro" Of your
druggists, remit NJ $40 end We will for
ward two otues 70 your nearest depot OF
express sta loo.
LEWIS A BENNETT
MAnufaatuFoFf. LVfi chhufg. Va
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
A Hfa Rafse

CnIcAoo, LII, Augutt 10 The
Nesb' Monterey special fAys; TX.
Page, bookkeeper Of the large whole.
sale stationery house Of q. o. Beauch.
mine 4 o., raised s25 dollar check
10 i26 0O0, on tho Jatquea Cartier
Bank today, csehei Il ana Abscinded.
lie Ia vel connected and has been In
the employ OF the house for q ye years.
He has been epecula,irg IN hui 4
shops lately and q ie said lot tlO 900
in one OF the eeiahlieh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
Terrible IIrn

Arouses thc apprchonsions ola whole
city. Aud yet the wild havoc Of
disease startlos no one. Sad 20 re.
late. women suffer from year TO year
with chronic diseases aud wcakncsscs
peculiar 10 their sex, knowing that
they are growing worse with every
day. and still take no measures for
their own relici. DR.. Pierces IA.
yorite Prescription" is the result Of
life long aud learned study OF female
complaints. IL is guaranteed 10
cure,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
Capital Prize, $780, 900.

2179 Prizes, amounting ..... $3.50
Application for ratot 70 olubs should be
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
Eivins full address. POSTAL NOTES. KI.
press Money Orders, or New York ExchAng,
In ordinary lottsT. Currency By EIprs, ta'
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or m. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington. ID. a.,
or At 9 W est Court NJ, Memphis, Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17

Nav YoRK.-Mrs. George Gould lsst
evening presented her husband vii
a son at tie family residence, No. /
: xth street. Moher and son are
doing we'll.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-16
g TESS ana 9akotaian
Barges FOR the missouri.

IBaFGeH IOr bno MhInSouf1e
Omaha Eee, There are two things
OF prlme importance that Omaha ought
to seoure,n said Joseph Barker yester-
day. aOne OF them is tho bridge Of tho
Nebraska Central, and the other is Q
barge hotilla for the Missouri. TX the
bridge should not be secured, ii would
be q serious blow to the progress which
is nov being made as q consequence of
the news that the Milwaukee road Was
coming. ,fhe barge line, however, !
think is almost as important . matter
for our consideration. Omaha is praoti-
cally Disseminated against by Gil the
roads and in favor OF q number Of little
towns in the interior, which hurts
materially. Not only that, abe suffers
by comparison with the adj
vantages OF other river towns. Under
the interstate law. it is sllo Wabie for
railroads to discriminate In favor OF
river towns which have water lines OF
competition. That is to say, these
towns are allowed lower rates because
water rates are so low comparatively
that to be prevented from discriminat-
ing would ruin the trade. Now Omaha
Is on q river, the last river toward the
west. She is the last town on the river.
This stream is navigabls. It is deeper
now than it ever was before. 1t is
STRENGTHENING itself year by year and is
capable Of carrying from us to the south,
and all over the country our grain, stock
and produce. and in turn awouid enable
us to receive iron from Pittsburg without
coming by way Of Chicago, and coal di.
rect. at rates which would compel the
roads to do something IN our favor. We
could thus become o manufac-
turing center. We would thus be
placed OF q par with the other river
towns, which now enjoy the advantages
which are denied to us. ST, Louis il
now shipping by the means in question
to the east. The trip ia me- de in from
eight to fourteen days and with results
which are worthy OF commentator
/ Would take perhaps @ million dollars
lta procure the basges and necessary
steamers. but that would be less than II
would take to derive the same benefits
from q railroad. The question ia now
being agitated."
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-16

OFT obscure the road that lends 10 health,
Unmarked BY board or sign,
Wisdom availS not, powsrlesH ia wealth
To sooth these aches OF thine..
But do not despair, with life there'a hope,
The cloud conceaIs the gun;
With Pierce's Favorite Prescription q!
hand
You LIES full course may RIM.
More truth then poetry in these linas
81 thousands Of ladies al over the land
now blooming with health, testify to thu
great curative powers Of DR.. Pierce'f
Favorite Prescription. adapted by much
research and careful study peculiar Ga
females. all druggists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-16

and consequently incnrable. II Ii impossible to de.
serbia her snfferings- Her body from the crown Of
her head to the s0les Of her feet was q mass Of decay,
masseso Of aesh rotting of and leaving great cavities.
Her fingers festered and three or four nails dropped
off az one time. Her limbs contracted By tbs fearful
liberation, and for several years she did not leave
her bed. Her weight was reduced from 1875 to 60 lbs.
EerliapS some faint idea Of her c0nddlon can be
CLEANED from the fact that three 7ounds cf Cosmo.
line or oiEtment were used per week In dressing her
sores. Finally the physicians acknowledged their
defeat by this Black Wolf, and commended the suf.
ferer TO her all.wise Creator. -@
Her husband hearing wonderful reports OF the use
Of SRsIrr's SPECIFIC ". s. 81 prevailed on her TO
~ " as g last resort; She began its use under pro.
test. but eoon found that her System was being re.
ieysd Of the poison, as the sores assumed a red and
healthy color, as Though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued the s. 8. s.
until last February; everyssore was healed; che dis.
cardcd CHAIR and rrntctiea, and was for the ifst time
IA twelve years q well woman. Her husband, Mr..
A. Bailey, is in business at 17k Blackstone Street.
Boston, and will take pleasure in giving the detals
S 9th this w9n slaEl cure; Send 70 rs for Treatise on
" SWIFT SrEcrEIc CO., Dfawer 8. Atlanta. O..
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-16
Common,y Used quotations.

Commonly Used Quotations.
From Bacon Gomez acknowledge is
power"
Thomas Southerne said that "Pity's
akin to love-"
Dean Swift thought thst "Bread is
.All cry and no wool" is found in But.
ler's .sHudibras."
Thomas MurgHn guarried long ego:
" What will Mss. Grnndy say q
Edward Coke was OF the opinion that
IA mRn'e house wHE his castla.n
Washington Irving coined the express
sion: "The almighty DOLLAR
Goldsmith remarked: ASK me no
questions and LII tell yous no abs.n
MAN proposes. bat God disposes,'
are the words OF Thomas a'Kampia.
When Greek joined Greek then was
Lee.
Charles Pinkney first said, millions
Ltor defense, but moi Dne cent for tribute
Variety is the very spice OF life J" and
Mot nnch s4hess worse for weas'' caHae
from Cowper.
Edward Young asserts that death
loves . shining mari" and IA fool oil
forty Is o foolindeed. /"
Macintosh gives, 10 1881, tho phrase
often attributed to John RAndoiphi
Wise and mastery inactivity
ZOE swo evils / have shoaen the
least, and sThe end must justify the
meana Z are from Matthew PYloY.
The world is indebted to Ooiley Oihbel
Tor the very agreeable. intelligence that
Richard is himself again.
TO Milton il owned s'The paradise oil
fools, A NildernsBs OF sweets and mop
ing melancholy and moonssruek mad
NESS"
Dryden says. None but the brave
deserve the fail, Men are but chiidrer
Of Q larger growth and Through thicl
and thin
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-16
pressdsns Fitaserala Deneuneea.

President Fitzgerald Denouneeds
Philadelphia, june 13sh-Eb NUM-
opal council Of the Irish national
league Of Philadelphia adopted . serisa
OF resolutions thig evening, character.
izing 90 untrue she reasons assigned by
President Fitzgerald Tor preventing
William O'Brien from visiting this city.
The resolutions denounce sFitzgeraidss
action as unwa4ransed and unjustifiable,
and demand that the executive commit.
tee OF the league take measures to pre-.
vent the repetition OF his interference.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-16
BLACK Wolf !!

Or Black Leproay. ID q disease which is considered
incuIabie, but 1t has Yielded to the curative proper
ties OF 6wIYr'e SpEo1TIcLnow known all over the
world as s. s. 8. Mrs, Bailey, OF West Somervtlie,
Mass near Boston, was attacked several years ago
with this hideors black ernptiops and was treated By
the best medical talent, who could only say that lie
disease Waa q species Of
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-16
a POSITIVE Writtan Guarantea
MARRIAGE GUIDE

tBchp E1ue ktnfe8s
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for o
In money or postage clamps. Over fifty wonder.
ful pen pictures, showing who may marry, who
not, why. Proper ageto marry. Who marry first.
Manhood. W~omanheod. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life and happiness may be
increased. Those married. or about to marry
shonldsread 1t: of interest and value to ever
thinking anan aad woman. Popular edition
eaper cover. $ Address DR. scF1TTTTEE
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-16

Correspondents: Chemical National Bank,
New York Commercial National Bank. Chi
tago, kllinois,
EZ-Eell Exchange ON ali the prancdpal clties
o. knrcps. t1-OolIections receive rsoraDt
attention..
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-06
A Cutting ARRAY.

On last Saturday evening the board
ers at FreHch's hotel bad a masquerade
ball in the rink. Late in the evening
after it WAS over the floor was open to
tie public. Thomas F. Reilly, a Young
man who was camping Oh The ssore
with some friends. became 50 obnoxious
to a lady over question o being insult
ed or ms Ting some one else that he
was put ont of tie rink. He vowed
vengeance on the lady's escort. SOME
Penusgroye bruisers. who had a bug in
their eye and were ready for game
took the matter up, and told Reilly
that insulting ladies would not do
there, and rave him to understand
that they would not mince mat
tiers with him. Rel y, being vel
beered. requested them not to at
tack him, as he was alone, but If
they wanted to fight he would go
get an equal number Of his patds and
they would have IL out. All right,
so they started down the shore.
.Hamie" Morris walked along with
Reilly and when mt the foot of the rail
road Reilly TUNED around and
hit him. The other Pennsgrovers
then set upon Reilly and beat and
kicked him until he was badly bruised
Morris was sOon found TO be bleeding
badly frou a wound in the neck very
near the jugalaf VEN and another III
the left shoulder made by a penknIfe
Reilly claims he did the cutting IN self
defense while the renusgroyers claim
he cuj Morris When he frsl struck him.
Constable Ward soon APP
peared AND arrested Reilly, took him
before Justice DETROIT, who bound
him oyer to Court under $500 Tail.
Ward started to Salem with him about
midnight. Morris is recovering from
his cuts, being able to be about, as they
were not SO bad as first expected.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-06
County News.

About 1900 quarts Of milk are ship
ped from Elmer daily.
George W. Ayres " son have rented
their grist mill on Firth street, Salem,
| to Edward Dixon, of Poeomoke City,
Maryland, aud Oakfocd House, OF
Woodstown,
Charles E. Allen, of Sllarptown, has
been chosen "a director of the Woods
town National Bank to fill the vacan-
cy caused uy the death of Samuel 5.
Dean.
Salem's water takers use about 200
900 gallons daily.
There will be two Farmers Picnic
this vear-one at the River Shore, 81
sinboro, August II, and the other at
silver Grove, ~Pennsyille, on Thursday
August 18th.
The Board of Trustees of the Aims
house held their quarterly meeting at
the c~ountyhousc Monday. The usual
routine business was transacted.
A number Of the heirs of tie late
John p. Robinson, deed, who were not
mentioned in his will, filed a eaveat
against the will on Thursday. The
case will he tiied at the October term
of Salem Courts.
Samuel Hannah, of Quaker Neck,
had his arm broken while trying I" put
a band on Il threshing machine while
running.
The second game of base ball he
tween the Salem and WoodstoMn clubs
at Salem last week resulted III tie, 3
to ).
The South Jefsegmal'S c respondent
Josh Twain, Of PeunSyille N's sadly
worted 81 his c.ntroyersv
mis- township being out OF atats Josh
is a breezy writer and we are sorry he
is going to retire from journalism lie
cause some une's feelings are hurt.
A. =. KaDes Of swedeshoro has pun
chased of Wm. l.. TAYLOR his interest
in the Woodstown Register; 50 lie viii
own The entire paper after Sep tember
lth.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-06

On July 18th, the District Lodge of
Good Templtrs held their Quarterly meet
ing in our town, HE attendance was very
large and the meeting unusually interest
ing. In the evening a temperance mass
meeting was held ON the school-house
lawn, addressed by Rey. ". n. ogborn,
Of Bridgeport, and Frank c. Smith, of
Bridgeton Botl speeches dealt tellii {
blows against the monster intemperanee =,
P. Dugan and r.. Lane have erected
beautiful cottages which they will oeoup
soon.
Large quantities Of water-mellons are
being shipped from this place and some
ofour farmers are shipping awcet-pota-
toes.
Alexander Justice went down the bay
on a fishing excursion after black fish.
He returned with 1t good lot.
Miss Addfs B Garrison is visiting her
grandparents &fpsha N~AF
York, where sltav;n 8 to scEodrin the
fall.
onla,t Sunday evening Mrs Eheee<
Fravel and Edward Mort, of tfliladel-
phia, spoke in the NJ. i. Church. Mr..
Moore will attend Mi. Moody's school m
the fall, to prepare fer eyangeIistie work.
CITIZEN.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-06
THE REGATTA

The first regatta off of Pennsgrove
bet ween Pennsgroye boats came of
last Saturday as advertised. There
was a good breeze all the afternoon
| but the course being SO long people lost
interest in it before the race was finish
ed late in the evening. The fore part
| of the afte noon the wind blew up the
river ard the tide ran down, making
the sailing fine, but when the tide
turned it became very tedious for the
boats to reach the lower buoy and half
of them Withdrew withou finishing the
course.
In class A OF unlimited n there
W IS only two entries. Boil started at
III O'Clock. After going around the
lower aud upper buoys on Cherry Island
flats twice Frank Cunningham, cap
tain of the Jos. G.. French withdrew,
being then about a half a mile behind
the skil Lille $ Denny, Capt,Joe Al
loway, who finished the third round by
7.20 O'Clock and wnh the fine SIG silver
pitcher and the gold medal. When
running up The river helore the wird
both boals Swung out an extra sail and
the Lille had a balloon topsail extend
lug from the peaks of both sails making
an extraordinary sight To be seen on a
skiff.
In class b. OF limited sail there We're
six entries, starting at | O'Clock,
The skif Lilies. Simpkins, Capt Bid
die somers, won the first prize silver
pith nishiug at S.45. Katie X, Il. j..
Shoemaker, Capt. won 2nd prize s.,
getting in at 9.45. FannieG q. Spring
er, Pullman Johnson Capt. came in
third at GAG. The following skiiis with
drew Rifle Jess, Capt. Jas Sheet q,
Holtnn's skif, Capt Ike SimPkins; and
Mary j. Lanning Capt. GriH' Hewitt. The
last course around tho lower buoy was
hard TO make. An the boats beat down
the Jersey shore until they thought they
could round it aud Of four that started
only one made it. Tie others were de
layed an hour by having to return near
shore 50 they could beat against tide.
In class G three sturgeon boats We're
entered and started at l,3o. SklG IvaJ.
Wood, Capt Belford Wood, won LIST prize
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-06
To Ice MILK is Illegal.

Deputy SAFE Dalfy Cnnmllsloner'
Peter l.. Vamdegrift, was at the Green
wieh inspecting milk on The 9th OF
lime. ami al the station at that pla ee
milk cans we're on the platform with
milk and ice ia them 10 keep the milk
cool. The milk belonged to Phlip G
SHEPPARD and was being sent to At
lnntic City. As thjs VAS against the
law he entered complaint, and on Wed
nesdsv the case was called before JUS
tice Riley in Bridgeton. Mr.. shep-
pard did not appear, and as Mr.. Van
decrift swore to The above facts, Mr..
sheppard was fined $50 and costs.